This is the approximate bloody image of our world: “Mors tua, vita mea” - the Latin phrase translates to “your death, my life” or “your death is my life.” I prefer to use the second translation in this article: “Your death is my life.”
PREMISE
When the world is a den of SPEC (socio-political-economic-cultural) killers, criminals, terrorists, and thieves, all cling to the principle: “your death is my life.”
Human History Is Portrayed by Killings, Conflicts, and Wars
Yet, a mentality rooted in historical guilt biases Western and U.S. policymakers toward this “quasi-alien” people. How much longer must the world endure Israel’s gratuitous violence against innocents? They kill and justify atrocities by labelling victims as “terrorists” or “antisemitic.” What about the children, women, and elderly? Are they all “terrorists” and “antisemitic”?
“Guilty Conscience Troubles the Mind” – Western and U.S.A. Politics
Is the silence regarding Israeli killings due to a “guilty conscience” over World War II? As an Asian-origin academic living in Europe (Rome), I still find this strange, as I have no concept of so-called “antisemitism.” I suspect this term, beyond its original meaning, has been instrumentalized to advance certain strategies. It resembles children exploiting their parents’ guilt to get what they want. For instance, Germany provides war logistics to this “special group” (who claim to be “chosen by their God”) to kill Hamas members in Gaza. Yet, we clearly see that no terrorists, but children, adolescents, women, the elderly, and journalists are being slaughtered daily with these weapons.
Historical guilt over past “errors” does not justify arming killers and staying silent as they massacre innocents. The Western world is undoubtedly a great and attractive place to live and collaborate, with advanced academic, scientific, technological, and theoretically human rights-based democratic systems. Its SPEC (socio-political-economic-cultural) systems function better than most. Yet, a mentality rooted in historical guilt biases Western and U.S. policymakers toward this “quasi-alien” people. How much longer must the world endure Israel’s gratuitous violence against innocents? They kill and justify atrocities by labelling victims as “terrorists” or “antisemitic.” What about the children, women, and elderly? Are they all “terrorists” and “antisemitic”?
The concept of “antisemitism” remains strange and quasi-unidentified to me. For example, Asian people are unfamiliar with this instrumentalized, clamoured-about concept, defined as “prejudice against” or “hatred of Jews” (or far-right quasi-fascist Zionists?)
Instrumentalized – “Antisemitism” and “Russophobia”
The concept of “antisemitism” remains strange and quasi-unidentified to me. For example, Asian people are unfamiliar with this instrumentalized, clamoured-about concept, defined as “prejudice against” or “hatred of Jews” (or far-right quasi-fascist Zionists?). Yet, we see it used as a tool to target, slay (thinkers, journalists), silence, and suppress democratic dissent in the West and U.S.A. If one speaks against or even points out an error by an individual or group from this “special nation,” they are targeted by authorities and the global Jewish diaspora. No one can touch these quasi- “alien people.” But why?
I have no personal interest in or relations with this group, which the West and U.S.A. fanatically and dogmatically protect. But for me, the killing of children, youth, women, and the elderly - and the bombing of schools, nurseries, and hospitals - is intolerable. What this “special people” demand is simple: global recognition as a nation. Though their tricky manoeuvring to gain Western, U.S., and U.N. approval as a country can be tolerated, their actions in Gaza defy their claimed principles.
The world, as I said, is changing. Old systems are fading, losing their spirit due to incoherent and immature mindsets.
International community is dragging the world into an “unknown crisis”?
The incoherent and imprudent behaviour of the international community and organizations like the U.N. is dragging the world into an unknown crisis. The world must collaborate based on mutual respect and trust, free from bias. Unlike the last two World Wars, these fragmented wars undermine agreed-upon principles, human rights treaties, international laws, and global goodwill. Everyone watches how the West, U.S.A., and international bodies act. I observe irreparable damage already done by Europe and the U.S.A. regarding Israel and Gaza.
We do not approve of Hamas’ killings. But “we don’t bite a dog that has bitten us.” We must act wisely and diligently. When Israel follows the same ruthless methods as Hamas, what is the difference? No one can accept Gaza’s killings just because Hamas killed people two years ago. The world, as I said, is changing. Old systems are fading, losing their spirit due to incoherent and immature mindsets.
Russophobia
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